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Willys F head- Head Brand New $400 Stone Harbor, NJ
Looks like a neat part.
Information from seller:
Bought from Walcks years ago and never used it. $400 free shipping
https://www.facebook.com/share/1BXnxXL8ZR/
1960 226 Hurricane 6 cyl Willys Engine $1400 Hazelt, NJ
226 Up for grabs, bring a bore scope and some gauges (compression and leak down) go for a ride!
Will a bore scope work on a 226? Never tried.
Information from seller:
1960 Willys jeep motor just redone.
https://www.facebook.com/share/1A9Y5LqBqN/
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1947 Jeep Engine L134 Purcellville, VA $3,500
“Andy’s Picks”
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1603346293603773/?ref=saved&referral_code=null
Details
1946 – 1947 CJ2A Jeep Willys engine was completely rebuilt at Classic Motors & Machine in Leesburg VA and has been never been installed. $3500
Blaine spotted this unusual item. Maybe someone can use?
https://eugene.craigslist.org/for/d/springfield-military-surplus-vtwin/7797660508.html
“Air cooled military surplus V twin
Generator engine. Has gear reduction gear box and several splined shafts and adapters for
Other drive applications. It was my father’s very slow project but now he has passed. This engine is from the late 60stime period and has inspection papers. Comes with shipping crate. Must pick up.”
Christopher has this engine he wants to sell. I’m sure someone can use it. You can email him at CAM @ framinghamma.gov with any questions (remove spaces from around the @).
“I am selling a 63 Tornado engine that I have been storing for last 7 years. It was running when pulled. The seller who sold me a truck I am rebuilding told me it only had 27000 miles on it. “
Seller will sell individually, too.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/8627448243944299
“For sale is a pair of Willys Go-Devil engines. One is a military unit in a generator, the other appears to be from a CJ. The yellow one is stuck but may be repairable. The blue one was rebuilt when purchased several years ago. They come with some accessories seen in the pics like starter, distributors, oil pump, fans, flywheel, timing cover etc. $450 each or $750 for the pair.”
Andy shared this rare engine. I don’t know what the value of these are.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/872540944343843
“Kermath transmission in a boat motor setup using a Willys WW2 engine”
Here’s a unique piece of engine culture that Nick is selling.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/998037391666684/
“This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own perhaps the highest hp Willys F134 head in the world. This was custom designed for swamp buggy racing in Naples, FL. Due to its unoriginal nature, this head was deemed illegal and could not race in the sanctioned event.
Includes:
-Custom made F134 engine head
-Down draft F134 manifold setup
-ARP head studs for the majority of the setup
It features four individual intake runners to feed the engine. Oversized titanium valves. I have video of this setup revving to 7500 rpm.
This engine head feeds necessary air and power to make the most out of the Willys engine. If you want to set the vintage horsepower record, here is your start.
It’s supposed to run. Thanks to TJ for sharing.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/945228707383976
“Old but still runs.”
TJ found this nice looking L-161 for sale. Though it is picture with a tranny, tc, and OD, it sounds like only the bell housing goes with the engine.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1121698265752054
“Running L-161 flathead engine. I believe it’s from a 1951 Jeepster. It has been reliable, runs well and doesn’t smoke. It’s bolted to a T90 and that bell housing will go with the engine. I will be keeping the starter and alternator, but everything else goes with it. The exhaust manifold has either been modified or repaired at the pipe flange, I can’t tell what the purpose was, but it bolts up to my CJ2a. It’s still in the Jeep and I can show it running. I’ll pull it when I have a buyer. $900 obo or trade for a running L134.”
